As we are now about 1,000 yards from the enemy's position the question will again arise as to whether covering fire is necessary.
No, it is not; it is at least 1,000 yards from the enemy's position.
There is another drawback as regards the bank: it is some 850 yards from the enemy's position and may be expected to be under an effective rifle fire.
The operation should begin about 1200 yards from the enemy's position.
Gore then gained a secure foothold near the colliery 1,700 yards from the enemy's right rear.
He and his men swept over the ridge in successive lines about 2,000 yards from the enemy, raced down the slope across the flat, partly obscured by a mound in front.
Andrew and his batman, which was only 25 yards from the enemy.
I walked out of the trench of the Quarries under the Redan, in which we had then established a heavy battery, at the distance of 400 yards from the enemy's embrasures.
Dominating both of these entrenchments, for most of their course, was a heavy battery of eight Lancaster and ten-inch naval guns, placed at a distance of 2500 yards from the enemy's lines.
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